About

Before I was an artist, I was always making smart choices.

I grew up in Hong Kong, where kids had to choose between the "science" or "art" pathway in school. Art was often seen as a backup path. I did what was expected. I followed the path that led to success, stability, and social approval. First as an international student in the U.S., then through a demanding career in tech as a product manager. Art, during those years, had no space.

But deep down, it was always there—shaped by childhood memories of tracing, drawing, and the quiet longing to create.

I finally became an artist when I gave myself permission to do something not because it was practical—but because I finally decided my happiness and my interests mattered.

It started during the pandemic, in the soft chaos of motherhood. I picked up a brush, then an iPad. Not with a grand plan, but with curiosity.

Now, I paint vibrant florals that feel both familiar and new. Inspired by Seattle’s gardens, Hong Kong’s flower markets, and the longing to belong somewhere, I create art that celebrates the quiet strength of becoming.

To me, painting flowers is a way to connect. Joy, the universal language. My art can be a place of welcome for anyone who’s ever had to shrink, translate, or mask who they are.

My work is for anyone who's ever followed the "right" path... only to discover it wasn't theirs. It's for those who need space to breathe, to feel, and to come home to themselves.

Today, my medium is digital. My process is intuitive. My purpose is clarity through color.

Every flower I paint is an offering—of memory, emotion, and presence.

Ways to Connect with Me:

🌸 Collect my floral art prints – Explore my latest work.
📩 Join my newsletter – Be the first to know about new collections and upcoming events.
🎨 Commission a custom floral painting – Let’s create something special together.

Fun Facts About Me:

✨ I’ve always been drawn to flowers, but keeping real ones alive is a different story—most of my houseplants are leafy greens! 🌿
✨ I grew up in Hong Kong, moved to Seattle for university, and met my favorite person through competitive games of badminton.